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	Ashton's EU diplomacy by Thanos Kalamidas The new EU foreign policy chief, Baroness Catherine Ashton speaking about her plans about the future of the European Union diplomacy in the European Parliament said emphatically that to build a robust new diplomatic service is once in a generation opportu
	US Congressional Panel's Decision Against Turkey Shows Blatant Hypocrisy by Dr. Habib Siddiqui Last Thursday a U.S. congressional panel approved a resolution declaring, what it called, the Ottoman-era killing of Armenians genocide. The U.S. foreign affairs committee endorsed the resolution with a 23-22 vote even though the Obama administration had
	Goldstone Report : The Impact of International Fact-Finding by Rene Wadlow Shortly after a Special Session of the Human Rights Council, 15-16 October 2009, the United Nations General Assembly debated and passed a resolution based on the Report of the Fact-Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict led by Justice Richard Goldstone with

	Religious or ethnic the Nigerian murder by Thanos Kalamidas The headline is very clear as clear is the blood in the streets of the city Jos in the Nigerian south. More than 200 dead after a machete-wielding Muslim group attacked the Christian community. The police is reporting that this is not the final number sin
	But seriously ...Finnish by Thanos Kalamidas History is not written with 'ifs' and especially politics. However living in Finland and having often to deal with the less corrupted country on earth and the way Finns look at the rest of us from our corrupted world I'm somehow forced to work with som
	Dutch collapse: Sign of the global geopolitical dislocation by Newropeans-Magazine Both internationnaly and domestically, the socio-political fabric of past decades is unravelling. The fact that it is NATO's policy which generated the fall of the Dutch government is a sign of crumbling US influence in Europe. Supporters of Washington p
	Sceptic in Euro-sceptism by Thanos Kalamidas An odd provocation this week in the European Parliament from Nigel Farage, the leader of the UKIP group - the Euro-sceptics - is the reasons for some thoughts about the way the Members of the European Parliament work and are elected.
	Michael Foot by The Ovi Team Michael Foot, a bookish intellectual and anti-nuclear campaigner who led Britain's Labour Party to a disastrous defeat in 1983, died Wednesday March 3rd 2010 in the morning, age 96. Foot died peacefully at his home in north London following a long illnes
	Oh Sigh, Don't Cry, So Long, Senator Bayh! by Leah Sellers Senator Bayh (and other politicians like you) - who got to you, Sir? Who bought you out? Who promised not to tell your deepest, darkest secrets - to launder them - sanitize them in the fuming and toxic Acid of Public Opinion and Scrutiny?
	Rohingya refugees should not be treated with hostile attitude by Rohingya Human Rights The Rohingya, ethnic minority of Arakan, Burma have been languishing in their ancestral Land, Arakan and in exile for decades since the military took power in 1962. They are being treated as foreigners. The history has shown their existence in Arakan be
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